By Charity Ohlund If you’re among the nearly 44 percent of American workers who are working from home for the foreseeable future as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, you
Welcome to 2021. How many of you have new year’s resolutions? I don’t have any. Instead, I have goals. I prefer goals over resolutions. A resolution is defined as a
This time of year (in normal times) is usually very full. Between holiday parties, shopping, visiting family, and traveling it can be a blur. A fun blur. It would be
It’s that time of year again. You’ve rolled out the Christmas tree, hung the stockings up on the fireplace, and, if you’re like me, already started watching holiday classics like
By Mike Miles It’s enjoyable to be able to write a post which can be tied into a holiday. Thanksgiving always provides a great opportunity to reflect on all that
Knowledge is power. The main purpose of me providing weekly content about the mortgage industry is to help you understand a little bit more about home financing, and provide information
It’s a mathematical fact that parents know what’s best for their children 99.8 percent of the time. I’ve finally figured that out by being a parent to my wonderful monsters
By Charity Ohlund If you lost your job or had a gap in your resume during the Coronavirus pandemic, you’re certainly not alone. More than 22 million Americans experienced a
By Charity Ohlund If you’re among the nearly 44 percent of American workers who are working from home for the foreseeable future as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, you
“I’m afraid to sell my house.” Does this sound familiar? It might be something you’ve thought, or you’ve heard it from friends or family. With houses fetching top dollar due
No, I’m not giving personal fitness or styling tips this week. Instead, I’m going to share how to become incredibly attractive to mortgage lenders. And when lenders are attracted to
This may be a tough argument to win considering many new homebuyers grew up with the internet, but I’m giving it a shot regardless. We all know that information is
I’ve explained before how difficult and confusing it is to try to predict what interest rates are going to do. When economic fundamentals are in play, predicting and forecasting rates
By Charity Ohlund Single women now represent the second-largest homebuying group behind married couples. According to research by the National Association of Realtors (NAR), despite having smaller bank accounts and
By Mike Miles There are certain parts of our daily lives where picking the cheapest and fastest service makes sense. Grabbing fast food when pressed for time or deciding last
